Here comes My Big Fat Douglas Family. Three generations of the D-clan star together--Kirk and Diana, son Michael and his son Cameron--in this shoulda-been-lighter family farce that features 'em all playing, yep, family members dealing with generations of problems. And, once again, papa rules the roost. Still feeling the effects of a stroke, the 87-year-old Kirk D. shows great spirit overseeing his oddball family. Michael D. is a married Manhattan attorney who puts work first and nearly has an affair with a fiery coworker. Cameron D. doesn't have much common sense, but he and dad share a common trait: Trying desperately to live up to their father's expectations...and failing miserably. While there are a few touching moments, and it's nice to see this Hollywood power unit perform together, the dialogue is boring and bland. It makes you wish the group married themselves to a better project.